| It's time for the 2010 Photo Contest! |
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| Warren Smith Dragonfly, Noxubee NWR, MS 4th Place - Junior Youth Category 2008 - The National Wildlife Refuge Association Congratulations Warren ! |
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Click a Family Memory
This holiday season, create lifetime memories and establish new family traditions by getting
outdoors with your camera and capturing photos of yourself and your family and friends
exploring nature. Visit a national wildlife refuge, a national fish hatchery or your own “wildlife”
neighborhood. Then share your best photos with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and its Let’
s Go Outside photo project, which already has more than 4,000 images.
All digital photos uploaded to the image mosaic will help compose an outdoor image. When
viewed from a distance, the photo mosaic appears to be a single image. But closer
examination reveals that it’s made up of thousands of smaller photos.
Here’s all you have to do:
1. Head for the outdoors – whether a national wildlife refuge or elsewhere – and bring your
camera.
2. Photograph a friend or family member enjoying an outdoor activity. Or have someone
snap a photo of you.
3. Send in your photo, following the instructions on the “Let’s Go Outside” Web site: http:
//yououtdoors.org/
4. To learn about outdoor opportunities and activities you can participate in, including the
basics of digital nature photography, go to http://www.fws.gov/letsgooutside; or http://www.fws.
gov/refuges/SpecialEvents/FWS_SpecialEvents_Search.cfm
This holiday season, create lifetime memories and establish new family traditions by getting
outdoors with your camera and capturing photos of yourself and your family and friends
exploring nature. Visit a national wildlife refuge, a national fish hatchery or your own “wildlife”
neighborhood. Then share your best photos with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and its Let’
s Go Outside photo project, which already has more than 4,000 images.
All digital photos uploaded to the image mosaic will help compose an outdoor image. When
viewed from a distance, the photo mosaic appears to be a single image. But closer
examination reveals that it’s made up of thousands of smaller photos.
Here’s all you have to do:
1. Head for the outdoors – whether a national wildlife refuge or elsewhere – and bring your
camera.
2. Photograph a friend or family member enjoying an outdoor activity. Or have someone
snap a photo of you.
3. Send in your photo, following the instructions on the “Let’s Go Outside” Web site: http:
//yououtdoors.org/
4. To learn about outdoor opportunities and activities you can participate in, including the
basics of digital nature photography, go to http://www.fws.gov/letsgooutside; or http://www.fws.
gov/refuges/SpecialEvents/FWS_SpecialEvents_Search.cfm